How to Qualify for VAWA in 2024 At Ybarra Maldonado Law Group, we believe in the rights of immigrant women and children to escape situations of domestic violence and cruelty.
Individuals who wish to come to the United States as an immigrant have a lot of paperwork to file before they officially do so. They may also need another person
Did you know that there are multiple types of green cards that someone can get when they obtain a marriage-based green card? Depending on how long someone has been married
If you’re a green card holder, you likely already understand the importance of keeping up with that card. Unfortunately, accidents happen and sometimes important items are lost or stolen. If
When it comes to the intersection of immigration and criminal law, it can be difficult to understand how a charge or conviction could affect your immigration status. Some crimes have
There are several ways one can obtain an immigrant visa, from both inside and outside the United States. If you are applying for lawful permanent resident status from outside the
If you’ve been keeping track of the news in recent months, you likely already know about the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (IRA). This landmark legislation passed
Being convicted of a crime of moral turpitude can have lasting consequences, especially for people trying to gain citizenship. A conviction of a crime involving moral turpitude can result in
The legal system in Arizona can be incredibly confusing. This is especially true when it comes to citizenship and immigration services. Prosecutorial discretion can make this already complicated situation even
What Happens After Biometrics Appointment Certain applications from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) require you to attend a scheduled biometrics appointment. While the name might make the appointment sound intimidating,
Before we dive into the fundamental parts of the recent USCIS changes to 3 and 10-year bars of inadmissibility, we will discuss important background information regarding the topic. Ybarra Maldonado
According to TRAC Immigration, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has held nearly 25,000 people in detention as of June 2022. As per those same statistics, 72.8% of those ICE immigrant
